Biology Freshman Year, Sem I
Dept. Course No. Course Title Biol 150 Introduction to Biology I (with lab) CS Computer Science Engl 101 Freshman Composition I Firs 101 Journey 101 Math 112 Trigonometry Elective: Global Perspectives
Credits 4 3 3 1 3 3
Dept. Course No. Course Title Chem 114 Chemistry for Health Sciences Biol 210 Medical Terminology Comm Speech, Oral Interpretation, or Debate Engl 102 Freshman Composition with Literature Hist American Government or American History PE Activity Class Elective (Global Perspectives)
Credits 4 1 3 3 3 1 3
Dept. Course No. Course Title Biol 208 Human Anatomy and Physiology I (with lab) Biol 216 Microbiology for Health Sciences (with lab) Math 143 College Physics I (with lab) Phil 252 Ethics
Credits 5 4 5 3
Dept. Course No. Course Title Biol 209 Human Anatomy and Physiology II (with lab) Math 144 College Physics II (with lab) Rel Elective Elective: Literature, music, art, or theatre Elective: Psychology, sociology, political science, or economics 6 semester credits MUST BE upper-division (300/400 level).
Credits 5 5 3 3 3
Freshman Year, Sem II
Sophomore Year, Sem I
Sophomore Year, Sem II
Note: This two-year sequence has little latitude and assumes a proficiency to enter these college level courses. Six credits must be 300/400 level and all other general education requirements must be completed. Many students choose to attend for three years, taking lighter course loads and taking additional courses to strengthen their credentials. Sixty semester credits (which include forty-two upper‑level) will be granted for successful completion of the two years in the radiologic technology program at an affiliated radiological technology program. Copies of these affiliation agreements are available for review in the Business Office. Other programs must be approved in advance by the program director, and specific agreements must be formalized by the academic dean, the registrar, the Business Office, and the Financial Aid Office. Students must apply for admittance to an affiliated program during the fall semester of their sophomore year. All Jamestown College classes must be completed before attending the affiliate institution. Upon satisfactory completion of the program, the bachelor’s degree is granted by Jamestown College. Health-Related Pre-Professional Preparation Please refer to section beginning on page 187-189. Medicine Physical Therapy Optometry Occupational Therapy Osteopathy
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